Herge

Hergé is the pen name of Georges Prosper Remi, a Belgian comic book writer and illustrator most famous for his Tintin series and "ligne claire" drawing style.

Tintin made his first appearance in the pages of Le Petit Vingtieme in 1929. The strip chronicled the adventures of a young reporter named Tintin and his pet terrier Snowy. The comics grew in popularity over time, and Herge wrote Tintin adventures up until his death in 1983. His 24th Tintin adventure, Tintin and Alph-Art, was left unfinished at the time of his death.

• 1926: Totor
• 1928: Flup, Nénesse, Poussette and Cochonnet
• 1930-1940: Quick and Flupke
• 1930-1983: The Adventures of Tintin
• 1931: The Adventures of Tim the Squirrel out West
• 1932: The Amiable Mr. Mops
• 1933: The Adventures of Tom and Millie
• 1934: Popol out West
• 1934: Dropsy
• 1936-1957: Jo, Zette and Jocko
• 1939: Mr. Bellum
• 1943: Thompson and Thomson, Detectives
• 1969: They Explored the Moon

• China Daily: "Tintin's Creator Herge Turns 100" (2007)

• Tintinologist: Interview with Michael Turner and Leslie Lonsdale-Cooper

• Paul Gravett: "Herge and Tintin: Discover a World of Tintinology" (2003)

• The Independent: "Father of Tintin: Hip Hip Hergé!" (2007)WARNING: Pop-ups

• Telegraph: " How Tintin Took Over the Universe" (2007)

• The Guardian: "From Zero to Hero" (2006)

• ABC News: Happy Birthday Herge!

• January Magazine: Hergé at 100

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